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thermochemical energy storage materials. Your new role We have an exciting opportunity to be part of a team that provides technical instruction and support for Chemistry undergraduate classes and associated
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equipment, electrochemistry, inert-atmosphere synthetic chemistry, characterisation, and analysis. Student type Future Students Faculty Faculty of Science & Engineering Science courses Course type Higher
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computer sciences, physics, mathematics, computational chemistry and biology, bioinformatics, and remote sensing. It also provides access to over 200 research academics drawn from across Curtin University
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Metallurgical Engineering, Minerals Engineering, Extractive Metallurgy, Mineral Processing, Chemical Engineering or Chemistry. Demonstrated track record of publications, conference presentations, and relevant
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completing Chemistry ATAR Currently completing Year 12 at a WA secondary school in MM2-7 rural location Application process Step 1: Download Nomination form available to download from right hand side
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teaching experience or lab demonstration skills. Candidates are required to hold a PhD in Metallurgical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Chemistry, Applied Chemistry, Materials Science or related field
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, Environmental, Resources) or Chemistry (e.g., Inorganic Chemistry, Physical Chemistry, Electrochemistry) or equivalent degree, and meet the language requirement (IELTS, Overall 6.5, Speaking, Writing, Reading and
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Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Biology, Biotechnology or Microbiology fields. Eligibility criteria Eligible applicants must: Meet PhD enrolment eligibility requirements and not
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. About us CCDM is part of the Curtin School of Molecular and Life Sciences The school, comprising of the Disciplines of Agriculture & Food, Chemistry, and Ecology, delivers outstanding education programs
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cells, and other electrochemical energy systems. The candidate is also expected to have knowledge of Materials Science and Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Electrochemistry, Inorganic Chemistry, and/or